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Publishing SharePoint Using UAG – Trips and Tricks

 

Hello Folks,

I am starting this blog with Two Assumptions,

You have already created a Trunk in UAG and have a SharePoint site which you are trying to publish.

In the below post I am mainly explaining the steps using which you can publish a SharePoint site without using an external DNS entry.

In this case, I have a web application named HRWeb and have created a portal trunk.

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From the UAG Portal, as you can see below, run the application wizard to add the application

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Once it reaches the Select Application step, chose Web ‘Other web application (Portal Hostname)

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If you are publishing a generic application mention the Application name and the Application type.

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In next step I am choosing the default END point policies except the Access policy as “Always”

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In the next step, I will choose Configure an application server as the option, as I have only one SharePoint server in my test LAB and I don’t have to use UAG Load Balancing.

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In the next section, I can either provide a Host header or IP address of the SharePoint site, in this case Hrweb.spf.com as the host header.

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Check the Add portal and tool bar link and also check the open in new window option as well.

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We will choose to authorize all users.

 

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Add the Authentication source as a Domain controller DC.SPF.com as the source is AD users

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Once you have completed the ADD application wizard, in the next step we will need to activate configuration. This essentially publishes the application.

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After publishing, once you login to the UAG portal, you will be able to find the Application as shown below.

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Try accessing the HRWEB SharePoint site and please check the URL of the HRweb site that is published. It uses a relative URL.

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Hope that helps..!!!!!!

Please feel free to provide any feedback or if you have any questions just use Send email to author to contact me.

Comments

  • Anonymous
    April 16, 2014
    Thanks for the detailed screenshots which were helpful - I wish the scenario were described a bit more.